Gunners boss Wenger sold the big Togo striker to Manchester City
last summer for a massive £25million.
Wenger has always maintained Adebayor was sold because the
player had asked to leave.
But Adebayor insisted: "It was because Arsene didn't want me
anymore. If Arsene has a big heart we can go on a TV show to have a
debate and he will never say I told him I wanted to leave the
club.
"He'll never say that. He knows it full well. I respect him
enormously, and he knows that, but the most annoying thing about
the whole story is when people say I wanted to leave for the
money.
"If I had really wanted to, I would have left two years ago for
the money and gone to Milan or Barcelona."
His sale to City was clothed in tales of dressing room bust-ups
and a bitter feud with Gunners' team-mate Nicklas Bendtner.
But in an interview with French TV channel Canal Plus, Adebayor
added: "I read that it was me who was the troublemaker in the
changing rooms. That's unbelievable.
"If one player can say that I, Emmanuel Adebayor, spoke badly to
anyone in the changing rooms then I'd honestly like to know who it
is. It has never happened in my life."
Adebayor was branded "mindless and malicious" by Gunners striker
Robin van Persie after stamping on his head during City's 4-2
triumph earlier this season. He also ran the length of the pitch to
celebrate in front of the Arsenal fans after scoring.
The two clubs meet again at the Emirates on April 24 and
Adebayor admitted: "It will be 90 minutes of hell. The fans will
will boo me, insult me, because, until now, they haven't understood
why I left. I'm the bad guy."